The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-06-11
Joe Patterson has returned


Joe Patterson has returned
home. aH lf a rl0t
Lancaster Is agitated over q
little gas.
Miss Sina Robinson was in
Jacksonville Tuesday. M
George Beery has taken his
gem palace to Buchtel.
Charles Bowen, of Columbus,
was in Logan this week.
Jacob Weaver has been grant
ed an increase of pension.
Rev. Geo. 'Geiger of Marion,
made us pleasant call Wednes-
day.
DIR. Shrader, of Nelsonville,
was a visitor at Logan on Monday
past.
Brick work has been commence
ed on Keynes & Wellman's ware
house.
Miss Rose Hammond, of Ian
caster, is the guest of Miss Lizzie
Rempel.
The stone work on Tritsch g.
Stiers new store room is about
completed.
Lew McGill killed six-foot
black snake near Jerry Carpenters
last Sunday.
DIR. o. G. Farquhar was at the
Rempel House Thursday and Fri
day of the week.
We call attention to the ad-
vertisement for the sale of a farm
by A. S. Beery on the Sth page.
The excursion boat Queen City
was well freighted with passengers
en- route for Nelsonville Monday.
The family of Mr.. Yerges, the
jeweler, arrived in Logan on Tues
day last. We bid them welcome.
Mrs. Gebelein and Mr.. Nixon's
daughters, Miss Cora and Blanch,
were visiting in the country this
week. U a
The Misses Sadie and Jennie
Mumford, of Lewis Centre, are
visiting Mrs. Geo. Mumford this
week.
Work has been suspended at
the gas we'll owing to the breaking
of the rope. A new one has been
sent for.
Miss Ella Bauman and Miss
Anna Powers, of Lancaster, were
guests at the wedding of Miss Min
ME Bronze.
We acknowledge the receipt of
q copy of the House Manual of the
9th General Assembly from Rep.
Buerhaus.
The Hook Hooking band of this
place will accompany the Logan
and Lancaster Knights to Circle
vile Monday.
Col. Rempel, who is visiting in
New York City, has our thanks for
late copies of the New York and
Brooklyn papers.
Judge and Mrs. S. III. Wright, of
Lancaster, were guests Of Hon.
Gilbert Shaeffer, President of the
Canal Winchester Bank, one day
last week. Winchester Times.
The dance on Friday evening
was a grand success. The music
was much better than that here
tofore furnished and every one en-
joyed themselves to the fullest eX-
tent.
Ed Payne, who formerly kept
restaurant here has returned and
will take charge of the stand oc-
cupied by Mrs. Rodgers. Ed is the
right man in the right place, and
deserves a liberal share of patron
age.
Miss Matte Schaffer, who re-
sides with Commissioner Trimmer
attended Lancaster High-school
commencement at Lancaster vest
erday evening, and is now visiting
in the vicinity of Clearport, Fair
field county.
The farmers of this county are
hereby notified that John I. Lem
on, the popular grain thresher, will
be among them again this season,
and will have his machine in such
order that the very best work
will be guaranteed.
The Roman Catholic knights
will hold their annual tournament
at Circleville, Monday, June 13. A
train will leave Logan at $3.50 a. IN.
returning at IL p. m. Round trip
$l.35; tickets can be secured of the
agent or of the knights of this city.
Miss Maria Brook, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Brook, cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of her
birth on Monday last by inviting q
nunobar nf har yO,lnu friandc for